tollroad

noun
UK /ˈtəʊl.rəʊd/
US /ˈtoʊl.roʊd/

A road you must pay money to drive on.

We took the tollroad to get to the beach faster.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A road where drivers pay a fee at certain points to use it.

The new tollroad has booths every few miles.

3. A privately built or maintained road funded by user fees.

The old tollroad was built by a private company.

4. A route that charges vehicles for passage, often to fund upkeep.

Money from the tollroad helps repair the pavement.